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1 violent criminal
суб'єкт злочину проти особи; суб'єкт насильницького злочину; особа, яка вчиняє насильницькі злочиниviolent criminal overthrow of the existing order — = violent criminal overthrow of the existing regime насильницьке повалення існуючого ладу
- violent criminal delinquentviolent criminal overthrow of the existing regime — = violent criminal overthrow of the existing order
- violent criminal disorders
- violent criminal drunk
- violent criminal gang
- violent criminal hooliganism
- violent criminal impulse
- violent criminal inclination
- violent criminal inclinations
- violent criminal infliction
- violent criminal inmate
- violent criminal measures
- violent criminal offence
- violent criminal offense
- violent criminal offender
- violent criminal overthrow
- violent criminal person
- violent criminal presumption
- violent criminal prisoner
- violent criminal record
- violent criminal sexual attack
- violent criminal tendencies
- violent criminal use
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